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BRICS nations reject EU carbon border tax, call for equitable climate action

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BRICS nations have collectively opposed the European Union's carbon border adjustment mechanism, calling it an unfair unilateral trade measure. The bloc emphasized that energy security must be balanced with climate goals, and that fossil fuels will continue to play a role in the global energy mix. Member countries called for climate actions grounded in equity and shared responsibilities among nations. BRICS expressed its preference for multilateral frameworks over unilateral measures in addressing global climate challenges.

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